We picked up our new (13-year-old) truck today, and it’s happily parked in front of our house in Outremont. The plan is to take it to Queensborough the next time we go, and it will primarily be used there. A great way to transport to the dump the horrid 1970s “wood” panelling that can’t come off the kitchen walls soon enough.
Raymond seems quite taken with his truck, and continues to cackle when friends ask when he’ll be getting the requisite gun rack. Me, I think the right accessory for a truck is a dog. A beagle named Kip.
One other bonus of our truck: it has a cassette player. Gracious, a chance (because, yes, there are still cassette tapes hanging about our place) to enjoy that primitive, fragile and clunky technology all over again!
It’s a beauty, I think we heard you cackling a while ago, ayup
Very good-looking for its age (the truck). Almost too nice to go to the dump.
For the time being it’s parked in front of our place in Outremont. Looks a little out of place, but in a good way!
Reminds me of the time I ran around Calgary in a pick-up painted black primer with all the mirrors ripped out and a bumper sticker that read “my wife, yes, my dog maybe my gun never”. Folk cleared the road for me and I came pretty near to near to going home with a fella who wore a hand knit jacket with an oil derricks motif i met a chris spedding john cale concert. Hmmm. maybe you’ll let me borrow that truck sometime.
Oh Kitty, that is good stuff! For sure you can take a little ride in the little red pickup. You just have to come visit the Manse!
Alright but Kip cannot sit in my lap. That would be just be ugly if the airbag ever went off.
Nice truck btw. Dude driving’s not so bad either. It’s all comin’ together, Kitty!
An airbag-type dog tragedy! Not pretty. No, Kip must remain in the back of the truck, where dogs belong. Ever on alert.
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An ‘airbag-type dog tragedy’? Brilliant. Has such a thing been known to happen? Probably only in Bewdley.